Time Management Matrix from 7 Habits of Highly Successful People by Stephen Covey Stephen Covey's time management matrix Quadrant I: Urgent and Important Encompasses tasks that require immediate attention, such as crises, emergencies, and pressing deadlines Quadrant II: Not Urgent but Important Includes activities that contribute to long-term goals and personal development, such as planning,… Continue reading Boost Productivity with Quadrant II Activities
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Plan Ahead: Requesting Time Off for Self-Care, Adventure, and Growth
Requesting time off from work can help you recharge, explore new experiences, and cultivate meaningful connections. It's essential to look ahead and make plans for your personal and professional well-being. Why Request Time Off? 1. Rejuvenation: take breaks to avoid burnout 2. Exploration: travel, discover new cultures 3. Personal growth: pursue hobbies, learning 4. Family… Continue reading Plan Ahead: Requesting Time Off for Self-Care, Adventure, and Growth
Mastering Google Tools: Boosting Productivity and Organization
In today's fast-paced digital world, staying organized and productive is crucial for success. Google offers a suite of powerful tools to streamline tasks, enhance collaboration, and drive efficiency. This blog explores how to leverage Google Calendar, Keep, Sheets, and Docs to supercharge productivity. Google Calendar: Focus on Non-Negotiables Scheduling Essentials 1. Time blocking: Assign specific… Continue reading Mastering Google Tools: Boosting Productivity and Organization
Time management = concentration of effort
Time management is all about concentration of effort. Concentration of effort: to focus one's attention or mental effort on a particular object or activity. Time Analysis Questions Below are some questions we can ask ourselves to bring more awareness to how we are using and managing our time: Does it take you a long time… Continue reading Time management = concentration of effort
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